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Photography Style
Products and Services
Capturing Your Wedding Day, Just as It Happens
Based in Northamptonshire, Lee Attwood Photography specializes in a natural, documentary style that fits perfectly with today’s weddings. Instead of stiff, posed shots, Lee focuses on capturing the real moments—those genuine smiles, laughter, and heartfelt connections as they happen. If you want your photos to reflect the true spirit of your day, relaxed and authentic, this approach is made for you.
Getting to Know You: A Personal Touch
Choosing your wedding photographer is a big deal. Lee understands this and prioritizes building a genuine connection with every couple. It’s not just about liking a photography style—it’s about feeling comfortable with the person who will be there for your most personal moments. With a photography degree and years of experience shooting weddings across the North, Midlands, and South of England, Lee is happy to travel wherever your celebration takes place.
What You Can Expect from Lee Attwood Photography
Lee offers full-day coverage to tell the complete story of your wedding—from the excitement of getting ready to the joy of your first dance. This ensures every important moment and emotion is captured, creating a beautiful, flowing narrative of your day. After your wedding, you’ll receive a collection of hand-edited, high-resolution images delivered on a USB stick.
- Pre-Wedding Consultation: A relaxed chat to understand your vision and plans for the day.
- Full-Day Coverage: From morning preparations through to the first dance—no moment missed.
- Unlimited Photographs: Lee takes as many photos as needed to capture your day perfectly.
- Digital Gallery: A private online gallery available for one year, so friends and family can enjoy your photos.
- High-Resolution Images: You receive full ownership and reprint rights to your images, all supplied on a USB stick.
Experience
What is your most memorable wedding?
Shooting at the film location for the Hogwarts meal scene in Harry Potter
Describe your style in 5 adjectives.
calm, discreet, helpful, friendly, whimsical
What about your business are you most proud of?
I'm always helpful, from advising what to do next, to tying ties, putting on pins, giving lifts even talking round nervous best men before their speeches it puts all the guests at ease and they respond to direction better.
What is your No.1 wedding planning tip for couples?
Don't sweat the small stuff and avoid unnecessary meltdowns, if something isn't how you expected... take a breath and think will anyone else notice. If not let it go and enjoy your day. The amount of times I've see people have a melt down over the smallest of things, I find I have to talk the round as it affects the shots and there mood in the pictures.
What is your favourite personal touch you have seen at a wedding?
Honestly it was something I did, it was absolutely pouring down with rain the wedding party were supposed to walk the short walk from the church back to the venue. I had the car because of kit, I took the brides party back to the reception venue, after that they all treated me like part of the family and we got some lovely, fun shots.
Describe your typical process with a couple.
Phonecall/email then to meeting the couple. They realise I know a lot about what happens on the day lots of emails and advise on all the day, not just photography. Sometimes when they realise I can do a lot more than take photos the help goes through the roof even things like invites, ....shoot wedding....deliver pictures....and relax.
What is the No.1 photo that you think every couple should take?
A shot that is personal to you, bring props... cars, bicycles, pets etc etc
What do you recommend for a rainy day wedding?
Smile and remember black and white images will make you forget the conditions. Umbrellas are great props so have a bit of fun in the rain.
Describe how you got into photography.
it was part of my Graphic Design degree, I started taking pictures for live events in a previous employment and a few people liked what I did and asked if I'd consider doing their wedding... the rest is history.